The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-03-25
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On the 10th Ex-Governor Hoadly, Of Ohio,
and his partner, Edgar M. Johnson, were
admitted to practice in the different courts
of New York State.
TIE New York coopers' strike came to
an end on the 16th the men going back at
reduced pay, and signing paper renounc-
ing all connection with the Knights of La
Dor.
OFF the coast at Nauset, Mass, the
schooner J. Fl. ELS went ashore on the
10th, and thee Of the crew lost their lives
THE Republicans in State convention at
Providence on the 10Th nominated Gov
ernor Wetmore and the other State officers
of Rhode Island by reclamation. @
INSTRUCTIONS were issued on the 10th by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company that
after April the issue of Interstate passes
would be prohibited.
A GUARD has been set over the vault in
Greenwood Cemetery in which Henry
Ward Beecher's remains are deposited
TEN thousand additional copies Of General
Logan's book, ''The Great Conspiracy"
were issued on the 18th
CHARLES +. FREEMAN, the Pocasset IA
matte, who butchered his child in May,
1872 as sacrifice to God, and was sent to-
an insane asylum for life, was ordered re-
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Council of Massachusetts. =
OFF Amagansett, Long Island, another
whale, the third within three weeks, was
captured on the 10th.
THE death of Pierre S. Million, an italian
who distinguished himself in Bonaparte's
army, occurred in Philadelphia at the age
of one hundred years.
AN eX-Government detective made the
stafampnt q Rnahnctar NJ W fho
that recently in the West he became &C
quainted with three English counterfeters,
who had in their possession plates for MAX
ing S5, $40 and so silver certificates.
CONTRACTS were made on the 18th by the
cotton seed oil com any recently organized
in New Jersey for machinery for eight
mills, to cost $250,000.
LAWToN Bros, New York dealers in
phosphates, failed on the nth for S245, 600
1t was alleged that w. E. Lawton, the sur
viving member of the firm had disappeared
with 81 100000.
IT was said that experiments made on
the New York Central road on the 18th for
heating cars by steam had proved success
full.
THE Grant monument fund in New York
City amounted on the 18th to $125, 1894 SO.
IL Buffalo, N. Y, early on the morning
of the 18th the Richmond Hotel, containing
rs persons, was discovered to be in flames.
Not less than twelve lives were lost, and
about thirty persons were injured by the
flames or by leaping from windows. st.
James Hall, adjoining the hotel, was also
burned. The financial loss was estimated at
$500, 1000.
SIX dead bodies had on the 10th been re-
covered from the ruins of the recent hotel
fire at Buffalo, N Y. Five other persons
were dead or missing and twenty one were
injured.
A BLAZE in the salt works at Warsaw,N.
Y, on the Goth did damage to the extent of
100000.
THE steamer Idlewild run down the
schooner A. w, Thompson on the 10Th in
Long Island Sound, and three of the crew
were lost
AT Chautauqua, N. Y, fire on the Goth
destroyed seventy-five cottages, causing
a loss of $100 600
THEODORE Triton after ten years resi-
dence in Europe would, it was stated ON
the 10th soon return to New York to re-
side. His wife lives at Williams burg, N. Y.
AT Troy, N. Y, on the Goth the Grand
Central Theater and an entire block of
business buildings were destroyed by fire.
Loss, S100,G3J. Two men persisted in the
flames